The Oklahoma City Thunder continue to build upon their extraordinary season, emerging as the youngest team in the league to reach the NBA Finals, while still having substantial draft capital for the next 5 years.

During his time suiting up for the Sonics, Evans wore only jersey Nos. 34 and 30 and put up 4.0 points and 7.1 rebounds per game.

The Thunder have had some of the most dominant players in the NBA play for them during the franchise’s time in Oklahoma City. Three of them have brought home regular season MVP awards. Let’s highlight the achievements of those players during their award-winning campaigns.

The Oklahoma City Thunder punched their NBA Finals ticket for the first time since 2012 in true Thunder fashion: They suffocated the Timberwolves' offense to the point that Minnesota -- a deserving conference finals team -- looked completely inept.

After the Thunder locked up a 128-126 thriller in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals, it gained all of the momentum it needed to get past the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 5 on Wednesday. For now,

The coliseum will be unable to host portions of a horse show next week, but it is expected to be repaired by the June 11 ribbon cutting.

How the league's MVP and his squad combine championship-level talent with an alien-like ability to regenerate through unmatched draft capital.

It feels like Thunder fans were spoiled, only rebuilding for two years, but the journey of the entire organization has been defined by being so, so close — and often ending in heartbreak. As the franchise advanced to its second ever NBA Finals appearance,

Isiah Thomas sees shades of the Pistons' “Jordan Rules” in how OKC trapped Anthony Edwards and forced him into a taking tough jumpers.